10 Cents VOL. 2, No. 52 Clark, N.J., Thursday, August 10, 1967 Clark, N. J. 07056
THE QUILL ' Fantastic’ Response To Art Work Offered By Clark State Bank, Trust This is a very special issue of the “ Clark Patriot” -■ we’re two years old this week. The first issue of the Residents in Clark Town residents have responded Normally, a promotion like “ Clark Patriot” appeared on August 12, 1965. It was ship and environs are a lot beyond expectations to the this has a duration of only distributed free to 2,500 Clark homes. The second issue more art-oriented than most offer. two months. Every time we people suspected, according “ Quite frankly,” Mr. think about taking down the appeared on August 18, 1965 and was distributed free to to Victor W. Clark, execu Clark remarks, “ we had ex display, a new flood of or the remaining 2,500 Clark homes. As soon as the first tive vice president of the pected to receive about 150 ders makes us change our Clark State Bank and Trust orders for the paintings when minds.” sample copies of the paper had been distributed, the Clark Company. Clark, whose bank we put up our displays last Mr. Clark concludes from Jaycees undertook a major subscription drive throughout has been using reprints of February. However, we’ve the "fantastic” reception taken orders for more than the township. And, on September 9, 1965 the first paid-for art masterpieces to attract accorded the art promotion new business, notes that area 500 in the past six months. that "people in this area ap subscriptions to the “ Clark Patriot" were delivered preciate fine art far more through the mail. We're proud to say that each week since than anyone realized.Of Tanguay Named Four Boys course, Mr. Clark says he then, more subscribers have received the “ Clark Patriot" suspects that the offer of with their Thursday mail each week. And more than 15 an art masterpiece repro Staff Analyst Plan Carnival duced on canvass and stores sell “ Clark Patriot” issues each week. stretched over an artist’s A lot has happened since the first issues of the At Chevron Oil frame for only $4.95 “ a- To Help Afflicted wakened a latent interest in “ Patriot” appeared. These pages have carried stories r.f The Chevron Oil Com pany announces the appoint fine a rt.” The offer is made ...Governor Hughes congratulation the then president of ment of E. A. Tanguay of A neighborhood Carnival to persons opening new ac the Jaycees, James Flood, on the work the Jaycees did Clark, to the position of Staff for the benefit of muscular counts with $25 or more or Analyst, Organization and dystrophy victims will be adding $25 to an existing ac in helping Clark get a newspaper of its own. Cost Control. held on Aug. 15-20 at 38 count. ...our “ missing word” contest, in which a cash prize was Mr. Tanguay joined Che Frances Dr., Clark. Jess According to Mr. Clark, vron-East in 1948 as an Ravich, son of Mr. and Mrs. the most popular choices given to the person who first spotted the “ missing word" Accounting Clerk, and he David Ravich will serve as among the 20 reproductions in one of our ads. It was a huge success. In one day — has since worked as an In Ringmaster, assisted by Jay available have been “ Free ternal Auditor; Supervisor, Zinberg, Gary Schulman and as the Wind” by Albo, Ho we received over 75 telephone calls from readers who Forecasts and Profit Anal Benner Scauzzo. mer’s "The Herring Net” thought they’d found the “ missing word." ysis; Senior Economic An The Carnival, which be and “ The Hay Wain” by alyst; and as Senior Analyst, gins at 3 p. m. will feature Constable,” Other popular ...Clark men elected to the Regional High School and lo Organization and Cost Con such games as Penny Pitch, selections have been “ Oc cal Boards of Education. trol. He served two years Tin Target, Pie Toss, Milk tober Morn” by Robert with Caltex in New York Bottle Drop, Bean Bag Toss, Wood; “Sunflowers” by Van ...lmportant“ ClarkPatriot” sale days in our“ CLARKTON City as Senior Analyst, Plan and an auction, and all pro Gogh; “ The Watermill With ceeds will go to aid the fight the Red Roof” by Hobbema; SHOFPING CENTER" special issues. ning Department. Mr. Tanguay served as an against dystrophy and re “ Autumn Bronze” by Wood; Ensign in the U. S. Navy lated disease afflicting mil “ Golden Charger” by Simon; ...the expansion of “ Clark's bank” to the Clark State during World War II. He is lions. “ Young Girl atan Open Half- Bank and Trust Company. currently Commander of Na The children got the idea Door” by Rembrandt, and for staging their event while “ Mother Love” byGentilini. ...the construction, dedication and use of the new Mil val Weapons Training Unit 752 at the Naval Air Sta watching TV personality The Clark State Bank and dred Terrace School tion, Lakehurst, New Jer Sonny Fox who is promoting Trust Company executive sey. He earned his A. B. Carnivals on his ^‘Wonder- observes that “the success ...the construction, dedication — and tremendous suc ama Show” children’s show of our painting promotion is ART COLLECTION: Victor W Clark, executive vice fcof Clark State Bank and Trust degree at Muhlenberg Col cess — of the Clark Free Public Library. selection of reproduction of art lege and his M.B.A. degree seen on station WNEW—5. a strong indication that the Company, assists Mrs. Anita Vetter of Clark, as she Last year, in coopera cultural renaissance in ...Annual fund drives by Clark’s many service organi master pieces on display at bank. L ittle Paul Vetter, I iId, couldn't seem to care less at Seton Hall University. eration of all property own- The new Staff Analyst se r tion with Muscular Dystro America has had a signi zations. i ers in Clark to clean imme- ves as Unit Advisor to the phy Associations of Amer ficant impact in Clark. Na ica, more than 16,970 Car turally, we at the bank are ...the opening of Clark’s first and only funeral home. I diately all of their proper “ U.S.S. Compton” Division, Swintek To Head ties, particularly vacant Sea Cadet Corps, at the Na nivals were held by chil pleased to have made our ...Many Clark residents honored by social, civic service w lots, by August 15, 1967. val Reserve Training Cen dren across the country, and contribution to this move “ Aside and* apart from ter, Perth Amboy. He is a over $275,822 was raised ment.” and professional organizations. United Fund Drive ^correcting the unsightliness member of the Navy League, for MDAA’s research and Arrangements for pur ...Many pretty young ladies chosen to represent their that exists in some places, American Legion, Raritan patient service programs. chasing an 18 x 24- inch (the primary and the humane Yacht Club, and the South For additional informa canvass masterpiece can be schools or business in "beauty contests.” John E. Swintek of 37 Post has served for eight years purpose of this request is west Civic Club of Clark. tion call 381-4470, made at either the main of fice or the Westfield Ave. But, all in all, it’s been a good two years — and Rd., Clark, has been named on the Board of Education. :o insure the removal of A native of Springfield, chairman of the township’s He now heads the personnel ragweed, golden rod and any Massachusetts, Mr. Tanguay CALL THE PATRIOT branch of the Clark State we’ve tried hard to give the people of Clark a hometown participation in the United committee. Formerly he was such growths that can cause lives with his wife, Gloria, WITH NEWS ITEMS Bank and Trust Company. newspaper that’s both interesting and fair. We’ve bent Fund of Eastern Union Coun president for three years and ntense discomfort to per and their two children at 388-0600 ty campaign. vice-president for one. A sons allergic to these pol- 30 Thomas Drive, Clark. over backwards to be sure that the Democratic and Re This will be Clark’s first communicant of St. Agnes ens,” Walsh stated. publican parties in town get equal coverage — because year in the Fund drive which Church, he is chairman of “ In the several years past, its finance committee. that's the way we feel it should be. As we said in the previously covered five he great majority of pro- Clark Woman, Partner communities, Elizabeth, Mr. Swintek also has been serty owners have complied A.J. Loboda first issue of the “ Clark Patriot” ------Hillside, Linden, Roselle and a leader in Cub Pack 46, vith this request” Walsh ".... We want to assure those who are disturbed by Roselle Park. The over - all Boy Scouts, which is a fund said, “ but a few persons Promoted By goal this year will be participant. He and his wife, lave failed to do so. Open Fashion Boutique the Patriot’s arrival that we w ill attempt at all times to $700,000. the former Miss Jean Merelo “ We have been lenient in be fair and honest. We need not seek out skeletons in Thirty-seven health, wel of Carteret have three dau he past but this year we Congoleum Nairn ghters and a son. the closet — but we w ill not close the door on con fare and character building will proceed without delay In Clarkton Center agencies will benefit from against property owners The promotion of Alfred troversy.” receipts in the drive. These whose lots are not clean by J. Loboda of 67 Nassau St., from Paris and custom Clark, to assistant district A Clark woman who was Over the past two years, we've felt proudest when include three agencies add 'August 15th. one of the township’s most dressmaker. ed because they serve Clark: | “ The cleaning job will be sales manager for the Chi An international courtur- our readers told us that we've accomplished just that. Summer cago sales district of Con- successful business wo Rahway - Clark Red Cross, done by Towhsip employees men until 1964, returns to ier, the shop features Mrs. the Crossroads Girl Scout and outside contractors if goleum-Nairn has been an * * * * *■ * * nounced by T. M. Beck, gen Clark’s prcfessional group Ratner, who is Russian, and Council and the V.N.A. of School the property owner refuses again this week. who for many years opera Rahway and Clark. to do this, and the cost of eral sales manager. ted the Sewing Circle in Congratulations to the Clark playground team who Mr. Loboda, a graduate Mrs. Molly Ratner, of 28 Many of the previous par Remember when summer such work will be certified Hilltop Ave., Clark, opens Clark; Mrs. Kennedy, who copped Second place in the annual junior division Union ticipants also serve Clark to the Municipal Council and of Irvington High School and school was a dreaded event? Upsala College, was pre in partnership today with was brought up in France such as the Boy Scouts, Not so now. it then becomes a lien upon Mrs. Inge Kennedy, of Cran and speaks with a charming County Playground Championships on Monday. Catholic Children’s Aid, the properties involved,” viously a Congoleum-Nairn The Clark Summer School sales representative in the ford, in the Fashion Bouti accent, who is available for Clark youngsters tallied 36 points to place second in C.Y.O., Cerebral Palsy Lea provided experience in a Walsh concluded. que, in the Clarkton Shopping fashion consultation; and an gue, Mount Carmel Guild, Philadelphia, Pa. trading Italian dressmaker, who will the championship — led only by the perennial winners — variety of areas. Strengthen area. Center. The store, an inter Retarded Children’s As ing programs were offered national fabric delight, will prepare custom - made the Union team. sociation, Salvation Army, He is a member and past dresses after Clark area in the fields of science, math Clark Softball commander of the Veterans feature the finest imported But, we’ re very proud of the showing our team pre Mental Health Association, and developmental reading. and domestic fabrics; fash residents have selected their Psychiatric Clinic, U. S. O. of Foreign Wars. sented. Good work! Students interested in im ion magazines and patterns patterns and fabrics from and Visiting Homemakers. proving their study techni Results the shop. ******* The Youth and Family Coun ques were included in the selling Service, which re “ How To Study” class and EASTERN DIVISION cently joined the Fundgroup, 230 youngsters from grades One Hour Martinizing, 8 — ONLY ONE MORE WEEK — you can s till get on the also serves Clark. 2 to 6 were provided for in K. of C., 4; Clark Jaycees, ball and earn valuable prizes through OPERATION Mr. Swintek is systems Remedial Reading and 8 — Clark Sports Club, 6; manager in data processing Speech Courses. Clark Jaycees, 13 -- One SCOOPERINO. for Mutual Benefit Life In The enrichment program Hour Martinizing] 0. All you have to do — if(you’re between 8 and 15 — surance Co., Newark, where afforded an opportunity for * * * he became employed in 1949. is to register in the office of the “ Rahway News-Record” / “in depth” study in science, STANDINGS A graduate of Yale Universi introduction to algebra, S. Clark Jaycees 3-0 Clark Patriot” to sell subscriptions to the paper. You ty, he served in the Naval M.S.G. math, Conversational Charley Kelly’s 1-0 earn a point for each new subscription you sell. Earn 40 Aviation Cadet Corps from French and Spanish, creative John Schwarcz Inc. 1-0 1943 to 1946, receiving a points and you win a SCHWINN STING-RAY BIKE or con writing and personal typing. One Hour Martinizing 1-1 commission as lieutenant in The program introduced Clark Sports Club 1-2 ventional of your choice — for 25 points you earn a tape the air wing of the U. S. new instructional materials Clark Bombers 0-2 Marine Corps. He later recorder or transistor radio... for 20 points you'll receive and allowed for the develop K. of C. 0-2 served for three years as a ment of small group teach WESTERN DIVISION a Polaroid “ Swinger" camera ... for 10 points you’ ll earn Marine pilot with the rank of ing techniques. Clark Fireman, 13 — Ques a transistor radio ... for 5 points you earn a record album captain. Such skills as use of the tion Marks, 12; Main Toba The Clark Fund chairman slide rule as a tool of math cco, 8 — B.M.C., 3. of your choice — and even if you only earn 1 point ... ematics and the reading pa * * * you receive a special prize. Sisterhood cer for speed reading were STANDINGS The deadline is 5 p.m. on Aug. 15 — so get busy. If developed throughout the Clark Firemen 2-0 program. Regional Teachers 2-0 you’ve already registered and haven't turned in all your Plans Aug. 19 Culminating activities in Question Marks 1-1 points — hurry up. cluded a field trip to the Pi- Main Tobacco Co. 1-1 galle Restaurant in Plain- Garwood Trophy 0-1 OPERATION SCOOPERINO is just great! 'Western Roundup’ field where the language B.M.C. 0-3 * * * ******* classes enjoyed French at The Sisterhood of Temple mosphere, and the publica CLARK FAST - PITCH Beth O’r will hold a big tion of creative writing mag SOFTBALL RESULTS: “Western Round - up” on Get ready for school? So Soon? Yup! If you’re a new azine Kaleidoscope by the Clark Minutemen, 8 — Clark Aug. 19, at sundown at the summer students. V.F.W., 7; Clark Minutemen, resident who w ill attend high school in the fall — now's Temple, 141 Valley Road, The program was offered •Clark. 13 — Dupont, 5. the time to get ready. to all 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th FINAL STANDINGS There will be refresh grade students from the Clark Pied Pipers 7-1 Registration of new students of high school age who ments, chuck wagon style, township. Clark Parksides 5-2 have moved to Clark during the summer, w ill take place at square dancing to the calls Clark V.F.W. 3-4 of Mr. Lighthipe of West- Clark Minutemen 3-5 the Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, Westfield field, and lots of fun under Better Clean up Dupont 1-7 Ave., Clark, during the one week period from Aug. 7 the August moon. The playoffs of the Clark Only the first 50 couples Weeds, Debris Fast Pitch Softball League through 11. will be accepted — so make will start this week with the All students who have not previously registered are to your reservations now. No one will be admitted at the On Your Property Clark Minutemen meeting bring proof of past school record in the form of report Dupont and the Clark V.F.W. door without a ticket. meeting the Clark Park- card or transcript of record to the Guidance Office during Tickets may be reserved Robert T. Walsh, Clark’s by calling Mrs. Bernard Business Administrator and sides. The Clark Pied Pi GOLF INSTRUCTION — Steve Marcinak gives golf instruction to future Arnold Palmer as other the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. P ec km an , chairman, 382- Director of the Bureau of pers have drawn a bye into tournament hopefuls look on, Mr. Marcinak instructs Peter Blejwas in the proper .swing as (left 2766. Health, today asked the coop the semi-finals for winning to right) Jeff Felter, Mat Blejwas, Tom Roberts, and Bruno Tylutki watch ******* the league. H: Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot August 10, 1967 Page 2
First Marine Aircraft Wing. August. This service will • Stanley F. Wojtkowski of 845 Seaman Elisha Ingram Jr., I ged interior of the island, j Hamilton St., Rahway. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. he and his unit will conduct! His promotion was based be at 9:45 a.m. in the Sane-: Rahway Minister Returns on time in service and rank, Area Religious Services tuary. ; The doctor was given in Elisha Ingram Sr. of Box counterinsurgency opera-1 struction in specialized 482, Rahway, is serving a- tions against the guerrillas' military appearance, and his Djring these two months, ■ and accomplish a tactical! knowledge of selected mili the Church Office- will be ! aerospace medical subjects board the mine countermea To Zion Evangelical Lutheran and administrative proce withdrawal from the island, i tary subjects. ZION EVANGELICAL The message is enttiled open from 8 a.m. to noon sures support ship USS * * * LUTHERAN, RAHWAY ! “ The 1,000 Year Reign of each day. dures of the USAF Medical Ozark, flagship of Comman Personnel of H & MS - 36 The service will be con Jesus Christ.” Service. der Mine Force, U. S. At Army Private First Class provide administrative and ducted at 9 a. m. on Sunday The Sunday School meets Chaplain (U. S. Air Force The program, administer He is being assigned to lantic Fleet. Kenneth R. Totten, 21, son of maintenance support for the Reserve Captain) Jacob I. helicopter squadrons of at Zion Lutheran Church, every Sunday morning at 10 TEMPLE BETH TORAH ed by the Continental Air Rhein - Main AB, Germany, The ship has recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles Totten Elm and Esterbrook Ave., a.m. Classes are conducted Rubenstein of 1409 New Command headquarters at to practice as a dentist with completed a one month 370 Washington St., Rahway, MAG - 36. Summer Schedule: Mon Church St., Rahway, is serv Pilots of MAG - 36 air Rahway. The Rev. Edwin R. for all ages from Nursery day and Thursday morning Robins AFB, Ga., was start the U. S. Air Forces in cruise to five northern Eu is participating in “ Exer Eastman, assistant to the through adults. Everyone is .services at 7 a.m.; Friday ing as an Air Force Chap ed a year ago because of Europe, the primary com ropean ports, demonstrating cise Coral Sands II,” a lift troops to battle zones, president of the New Jer encouraged to attend the lain Area Representative i the Increased need for chap bat - ready air element of the equipment and tactics joint - service amphibious evacuate the wounded, and evening at 8 p.m.; and Sat fly re - supply missions sey Synod and a ministerial | family Sunday School. urday and Sunday mornings (CHAPAR) lain services brought about NATO’s defense forces. used by the U.S. Mine Force. assault on the island of Mo son of Zion Church, will be: The Midweek service of j at 8:30 a.m. He joins nearly 100 other by the Vietnam war. Dr. Pignatiello received The only ship of her type lokai, Hawaii, Aug. 1-10. in support of U. S. and mili the vacation supply. The In- the church is conducted each reserve chaplains through Chaplain Rubenstein is the his B.A. degree in psychol presently in the U. S. Navy, Stationed at Schofield Bar tary ground forces engaged troit and Offertory solo will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Stud out the country who, as ac ison of Mr. and Mrs. David ogy in 1963 from Boston Uni Ozark is the third ship to racks, Hawaii, he is one of in combat operations against be sung by Dudley Painter ies are being presented in tive clergymen and rabbis in E. Rubenstein of 266 E. versity and his D.M.D. de have this name. Formally a more than 6,000 soldiers and the enemy. under the direction of Ho the book of Acts. WILLOW GROVE their own communities, pro Broadway, New York. gree in 1967 from New Jer vehicle cargo ship, she has sailors participating in the ward Krippendorf, organist._o____ The Daily Vacation Bible PRESBYTERIAN vide a variety of chaplain The chaplain served dur sey College of Medicine and been redesigned to control, mock operation. services to active duty and ing the Korean War. Dentistry. A member of the Army Sunday School through! School will be conducted ev- Summer Schedule: Sunday * * * repair and support mine Many people think that they grade 4 and child care for eryday from Aug. 28 - Sept. Worship Service will be con reserve military and re tir A 1945 graduate of Stuy- warfare ships and boats. Landing Force, he will land need have nothing to do with young children will be pro- 1- Classes will be conduct- ducted at 10 a.m. Church ed military personnel in vesant High School, he re Seaman Recruit Jim M, In addition to clearing on the “ enemy-held” beach social security until they vided in the Parish House! ®d f°r a8es 4-18. Classes School for childr en three- their areas. ceived his B.S.S. degree in Faucera, 19, USN, son of enemy mine fields, Ozark to seize and destroy several stop working. Anyone 65 or during the hour of the ser-< for ages 4-12 will be con years - old through second Chaplain Rubenstein is a (psychology and his M.H.L. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen can also transport and ac enemy missile bases. After over has a right to sign up vice. ducted from 9:30-11:30 a.m. grade will also be conducted rabbi of the Temple Beth degree in 1953 from the Jew Faucera of 838 Green St., curately lay large numbers! proceeding through the rug for Medicare coverage even The Women’s Service Classes for ages 13-18 will at that time. Torah, Rahway. ish Theological Seminary. Iselin, was graduated from of sea mines. ged interior of the island, though he intends to keep Group will meet Aug. 17 at be conducted from 6-7 p.m.| On Wednesday evenings, The CHAPARs, who serve His wife, Sybil, is the nine weeks of Navy basic The ship is homeported he and his unit will conduct on working many years in 10 a.m. to prepare pads for The school will be conduct Prayer Meeting is set for without pay, also provide daughter of Mrs. Bertha training at the Naval Train at Charleston, South Caro counterinsurgency opera the future. the American Cancer So ed at the corner of Darth- 7:45 p.m. and the Adult Bible assistance to families of men Katz of 473 K.F.D.R. Drive ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. lina. tions against the guerrillas ciety. A noon-time Coffee mouth and Rahway Avenues Study — “Living Under The killed or wounded in South New York. His training was highlight * * * and accomplish a tactical Party will be held with those in Avenel. All children andi Covenant” -- will begin at east Asia. ed by participating in mid- Army Private John R. withdrawal from the island. observing birthdays in Aug young people are urged to! 8:30 p. m. America’s “Salute to the Flynn, 20, son of Mr. and PFC Totten is an infan At the end of each year, ust as hostesses. attend. ion; two brothers, Martin Flag” ceremonies held at Mrs. Robert J. Flynn, tryman in Company B, 4th social security income earn The annual baseball trip, The church will sponsor Henry, in California, and Rabbi Rubenstein Soldier Field in Chicago. 1376 Bryant St., Rahway, is Battalion, 3rd Infantry, of ed after retirement is auto evangelistic meetings with Fred Henry, in Belford; a He was one of the more participating in “Exercise the 11th Infantry Brigade. matically considered to de sponsored by the Lutheran ST. AGNES CHURCH * * * termine if these earnings Church Men, to the Yanks- evangelist John Cerrattoand CLARK half brother, William Fer than 10,000 Navy men who Coral Sands II,” a joint - Minnesota game, will be held musician Skip Britton. The gus, of Belford; two sisters, Serves As Reserve formed a human “ Living service amphibious assault Marine Corporal Lancelvt will increase the benefit pay SUNDAY MASSES: 6:30, ment you are receiving. Aug. 18, at 6 p.m. meetings will be held nightly 7:30, 8:30, 10:00, 11:15 a.m. Mrs. Ruth Page, of Pisca- Flag” in honor of all men on the island of Molokai, M. Orlando, son of Mrs. F. from Sept. 5-12. On Sept. and 12:30 p.m. taway, and Mrs. Betty San- and woman who are, or have Hawaii, Aug. 1-10. V. Orlando of Riverview, 4, the Billy Graham Evan dle, of Matawan; and three Air Force Chaplain been, in the U.S. Armed Stationed at Schofield Bar 402 Handton St., Rahway, WEEKDAY MASSES: 7:00 Social security benefits are CENTRAL BAPTIST gelistic Movie “ Wiretap and 8:00 a.m. — CHURCH grandchildren. Forces. racks, Hawaii, he is one of and husband of the former On August 13, the pastor per” will be presented. 6:45 a.m. — CONVENT. Services were held on Aug. The Rev. Edwin R. East During his training he more than 6,000 soldiers and Miss Barbara M. Nelson of not automatic. Neither is will bring a Bible message 7 from the Walter J. John man, a son of Zion in the studied military subjects and sailors participating in the 10 Burlid Ave., Tony, N.Y., coverage under Medicare. HOLY DAY MASSES; 6:00, You must apply for them. during the 11 a.m. Morning 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 a.m, and son Funeral Home at 803 Lutheran ministry and the lived and worked under con mock operation. was promoted to his present' Service of the church. At FIRST PRESBYTERIAN | 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. Raritan Road, Clark and at Assistant to the President ditions sim ilar to those he A member of the Army rank at Chu Lai, Vietnam To receive benefits or to the 7:30 p.m. evening service Morning worship will be| St. Agnes Church in Clark of the New Jersey Synod, will encounter on his first Landing Force, he will land while serving with Head-. enroll for health insurance the pastor will present the held in Davis Hall at 9:30 where a High Mass of Re will be the vacation pulpit ship or at his first duty sta on the “ enemy-held” beach quarters and Maintenance under Medicare, get in touch ninth message in the Sunday a.m. at the First Presby quiem was offered. Inter supply on Sunday at 9 a.m. tion. He also received in to seize and destroy several Squadron (H & MS) - 36, with your social security of- evening prophetic series. terian Church, Rahway, onj CLARK LUTHERAN ment followed in St. Mary’s Pastor Eastman was or struction in seamanship, enemy missile bases. After Marine Aircraft Group .fice at once. Aug. 13. The Assistant Min-| In the pastor’s absence Cemetery, Rahway. dained to the Lutheran min survival techniques, mili proceeding through the rug (MAG) - 36, a unit of the ister, The Rev. Theodore! the guest preacher at the istry in 1956 by the Lutheran tary drill and other related H. Scott, will preach on,1 subjects. 10:30 a.m. service this Sun Synod of New Jersey. He is * * * “ One Thing You Can Do” . day will be the Rev. Arthur the son of Mrs. Raymond The soloist will be Glenn Kreyling of New Brunswick. Commendation Eastman, Sr. of 1066 Thirza Airman Third Class John Lewis. During church construction, PL, Rahway, and the late A. Mercier Jr., son of Mr. Church School meets services are being held at Medal Awarded Mr. Eastman. A graduate of Sr. of 821 Hillside Rd., Rah each Sunday at 9:30 a.m .: the Frank Hehnly School on Rahway High School and way, has been graduated with classes for children Raritan Rd. Wagner College, Staten Is from the U.S. Air Force a /C G e /O Z technical training school at Small classes of 12 to 15 boys. from age three through grade Committee meetings dur Maj. Headley land, N. Y., he received his Tutoring also is available. six. ing the week will be held theological training at the Chanute AFB, 111. Time to get ready... SUCCESS = IQ + I CAN + I WILL On Aug. 14, the Prayer at the temporary meeting Maj. Fred C. Headley of Lutheran Theological Sem He completed the air R.n> a«■ taujiht to develop their Group will meet in Confer room and office on West- Rahway, was decorated at inary, Philadelphia, Pa. craft instrument repairman mint.il abilities (IQ ) , encouraged ence Room I at 8 p.m. field Ave. the U. S. Army Signal Cen From the time of his or course conducted by the Air to base more confidence (I CAN) ; At 8 p. m. on Aug. 12, ter and School, with the Army Training Command which helped to shoes more determination dination in 1956 until 1963 Time to remember... ( I 'X'll.I.) : drilled in the subjects re- the Rahway Chapter of Al Commendation Medal for he served as the pastor of provides technical and eieiireel for College Entrance. Grades coholics Anonymous will meritorious performance of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, specialized education pro ‘J-i: or PG HOW TO STUDY is hold its regular meeting in duty as instructor in the Beachwood. During his pas grams for the nation’s aero Our big 'Back to School' issue is streesed. Individual needs served. the Community House Gym OBITUARIES Tactical Division of DCC. torate a plan of relocation of space force. Sports Football, Soccer. Basketball. nasium. The citation on which Maj. He is being reassigned to Baseball and mam others. Choice of' the growing congregation planned lor August 31. To reserve leteirnin.c home afternoons or Five GLADYS DODMAN Headley’s award was based was completed and a new Langley AFB, Va., as a Mrs. Gladys Dodman of notes: “ The outstanding ini member of the Tactical Air Djv Boardine; returnine: home Fri TRINITY METHODIST church building was constru day afternoons. Request catalog and 272 Stanton St., Rahway, died tiative, enthusiasm, and de cted on Route 9. Command. space now call our advertising book Royal Roads' (free) on pood Summer Schedule: Begin- Aug. 4 at St. Rose’s Home, votion to duty exhibited by In 1963 he was elected by Airman Mercier is a stude habit'- Enroll note for Fall. ning this Sunday, only one, New York City, after a long Major Headley contributed the executive board of the graduate of Rahway High department at 388-0600 today! CARTERET SCHOOL • WEST ORANGE, N.J., Worship Service will be con illness. She was 44. Born in immeasurably to the succes New Jersey Synod to his pre School. ducted each week during Brooklyn, she lived 13 years sful accomplishment of the sent position as the assist in Rahway, where she was mission of the School. His ant to the president of the a communicant of St. Mary’s superior knowledge of var synod. His supervisory po Church. She was historian ied military subjects, coup sition in the office includes of the Court Victory. Catho led with his exceptional skill the fields of stewardship, lic Daughters of America, as an instructor, made his evangelism and American and den mother of Scout presentations of a high cali Missions. Wise Guide To Vacation Savings...! Pack 100. ber.” Pastor Eastman is mar Surviving are her hus Scheduled to depart short ried to the former Miss Anne band, Gerard Dodman; three ly for the Command and Gen Bell of Johnstown, Pa. They sons, Thomas, Gerard Jr. eral Staff College at Fort are the parents of a daugh and Joseph; her father, Les Levenworth, Maj. Headley ter, Debra and a son, Tho lie Croney, of Inverness, has been decorated pre mas. Fla.; and two brothers, Les viously with the Bronze Star lie Croney, Jr., of Center and the Air Medal with six ville, Va.; and RichardMac- Oak Leaf clusters for his key, of Belrose, N.Y. outstanding ■ service ‘during Armed Forces The funeral was held on his tour of duty in Vietnam. : Aug. 7 from the Thomas A 1951 graduate of Rahway Doctor (Captain) Peter F. Higgins’ Sons Funeral High School, Maj. Headley Pignatiello, son of Mr. and Home, 1116 Bryant St., Rah took his degree from the Mrs. Joseph A. Pignatiello way. A Solemn High Mass University of Southeran Mis Sr. of 1 Park Place, Somer of Requiem was celebrated sissippi. ville, Mass., has completed at St. Mary’s Church and He and his wife, the for the orientation course for interment was in St. John’s mer Ruth Kochy, live at 834 officers of the U. S. Air Cemetery, New York City. Central Avenue, Rahway. Force Medical Service at He is the son of Mrs. Sheppard AFB, Texas. Fred C. Headley Sr., of2074 His wife, Joan, is the LILLIAN M. HUTCHINSON Church St., Rahway. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lillian M. Hutchin son, 49, of 151 Lexington WE CAN HELP YOU MAKE Blvd., Clark, died suddenly last Aug. 4 at home. Born in Newark, she liv YOUR DREAM VACATION COME TRUE ed there and in Union be fore moving to Clark eight months ago. She is survived by her Nearly everyone looks forward to a glorious vacation husband, Roy W. Hutchinson, two sons, Larry and Donald — some time ! And by saving with Rahway Savings Insti both at home; a daughter, FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE Mrs. Patricia Kilburg, of AND HIGH QUALITY OIL tution regularly, your money will be ready NEWARK • TRENTON • CAMDEN • MORRISTOWN Toms River; her mother, Dial 388-5100 Mrs. Mae Fergus, of Un-1 for you whefn next year’s "two weeks with pay" rolls around. Select the plan which ^ suits you best, but get started today. Be ready next year. OUR 50 WEEK PLAN Save each week 1 ou Gel $ .50 ...... S 25. more 1.00 ...... 50. 2.00 ...... 100. There are several reasons. For one thing, buried cable doesn’t clutter up 3.00 ...... 150. ana more the landscape; neighborhoods will look neater. 5 . 0 0 ...... 250. Also, of course, buried cable isn’t affected by 10.00 ...... 500. storms, falling limbs, or wayward autos. new phone And finally, the development of new materials and cable-laying techniques has made buried cable easier to install, and more economical than in the past. As telephone service expands, lines are more and more lines will go underground. But it still costs money. .So we’re making haste slowly on this project, to keep the cost of your going u/i telephone service as low as possible. RAHWAY Savings 1500 IRVING STREET. RAHWAY. N. J g r o u n d Serving Rahway and Adjoining Communities for 115 Years' New Jersey Bell Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Page 3 August 10, 1967 Mountainside For instance, an unusually Painting Small Rooms Mr. Irwin said that he was large room often seems cold unalterably opposed to the New Colors and uninviting. Painting the If you have a very small walls with strong warm colors room, paint furniture, built-in, present routing planned for — one of the yellow, orange or doors, woodwork and walls all Rout? 278 saying, “ We don't Will Do Much red hues can make the room the same color, using a pale need another concrete swath seem smaller and give it a new cool color. Walls will seem to through Union County. Un For a Room and friendly feeling. recede and the same color eve less voices are raised and Different color paints are rywhere will give the illusion action taken our county will Through skillful use of color, useful for creating separate of unbroken space. Carry the be turned into one giant in one-color effect still further by Charles J. Irwin, Republi you can make rooms look larger activity areas, in one large using carpeting and draperies tersection, paved from bor or smaller to suit your taste. room, such as areas for reading, of the same shade. can candidate for Union der to border. When I am This eliminates expensive re conversation, card games, mu If you have a long, narrow County Assemblyman at elected I will vote against modeling and often gives the sic, TV or other purposes. Place room, paint the small end a Large announced the ap any appropriation for State SAINT ELIZABETH same effect. some pieces of furniture at pointment of a trio of cam right angles to the wall in ad warm, advancing color to make funds for Route 278 at pre HQSPITAL Well applied paints in cer it seem closer, though other paign coordinators - one of sently contemplated.” July 29, 1967 tain colors produce distinct dition to painting two walls them a local man. changes in appearance. different bold or warm shades. walls may be of lighter hues. MEYERS - A girl to Leo Union County Freeholders nard and Alice Rutkowski, Walter Ulrich.' , of Rahway; Social security benefits are 1931 Henry St., Rahway. Harry Osborne of Cranford not automatic. Neither is July 30, 1967 and Ed Tiller of Garwood, coverage under Medicare. TYERECH - A boy to Ric have agreed to serve jointly You must apply for them. hard and Joyce Ludvinsky, as a campaign coordinating To receive benefits or to 277 Cypress Drive, Colonia. and advisory committee to MAURO - A boy to Angelo THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO., OF AKRON, OHIO, enroll for health insurance candidate Irwin. under Medicare, get in touch and Cecelia Pagano, 91 Har Mr. Tiller, who also pre with your social security of row Drive, Colonia. announces the opening of their newest and most modern service store — sides as Mayor of Garwood, stated that he was proud to fice at once. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 be associated with Mr. Irwin Just 65 and still working? whom he described as “an You are still eligible to re at the corner of CENTRAL AVENUE and RARITAN ROAD, CLARK .... independent thinker and con ceive social security medi scientious representative of SOCIAL NEWS? care insurance. Get in touch just two minutes west of the Garden State Parkway. The store is the people’s needs” , referr 388-0600 with your social security ing to Irwin’s present office if you haven’t already designed to carry a complete line of PASSENGER and TRUCK TIRES, signed up. SMALL APPLIANCES, and a full line of G E APPLIANCES. A complete CAR CARE SERVICE CENTER — offering the latest in equipment to service your car — is also available. Funds Available For
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tion of side yard requirements. Rahway, City Hall. 1470 Campbell Street. LEGAL NOTICES CAL. 21-67, Applicant, Ooodyear Tire Rahway, Union County, New Jersey, as 61 Rubber Co.. 1093 Central Avenue, Circus Wagon the time and place when and where you SHERIFF’S SALS—Superior Court of Block 69, Lot 16. to erect sign. 'VCanf © 'Patriot Camp Union may pay to the plaintiff the amount so New Jersey, Chancery Division. Union CAL. 23-67. Applicant, Angelo Cortese, found due for principal and interest on , County, Docket #F4426-66. ELMORA Mildred Terrace, Lot 71, Block 38. to Published Every Thursday Morning by its certificate of tax sale, which said SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a erect one-family dwelling In violation of premises are known and designated as: corporation of the State of New Jersey, side yard requirements. THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY 1 Entertains Lots 15, 16, 17, 18. 19, 20, 21,,22, 24. Plaintiff, vs PAUL P. MIRANTI, JR. and CAL 24-67. Applicant. Seymour Wex- Celebrates 25, 26, 27, 28, Blodk 825 on the Tax MARY MIRANTI. his wife, Defendants. ler 489 Westfield Ave., Lot 12D. Bl. 49. 1470 Broad Street, Rahway, N.J., 388-0600 Duplicate of the City of Rahway. Civil Action Execution— For Sale of to be used for off-street parking in con Total amount required to redeem Mortgaged Premises. • nection with building at 999 Raritan At St. Elizabeth $2,367.91 together with Interest from By virtue of the above-stated writ ol Road non-conforming use. Associate Publisher & Editor . , . Barbara Curran October 1, 1966, and costs. execution to me directed I shall expose CAL. 25-67. Applicant. Natmar Realty Season End Lot 55, Block 792, Ward 4 on the Tax for sale by public vendue, in room B-8, Corp., to locate an existing one-family The children of the Pe Duplicate of the City of Rahway. in the Court House, in the City of Eliza dwelling on Lot 26. Bl. 29. Oak Ridge Second Class Postage Pai&at Rahway, New Jersey diatrics Department at The Camp Union, a day camp Total amount required to redeem beth, N. J., on Wednesday, the 16th day Rd., in violation of front, side, and rear $237.46 together with Interest from of August A. D.. 1967, at two o'clock in Saint Elizabeth Hospital for neurologically handicap October 1, 1966, and costs. the afternoon of said day. a'pubiic’meeting held by the Clarb Subscription Rate by Mail Including Postage ped children at Newark State Lot 14. Block 540 on the Tax Duplicate ' All the following tract or paroel of Board of Adjustment on July 17. I067, were enjoyably surprised at of the City of Rahway. land and premises hereinafter particu the following applications for variances College at Union, held a larly described, situate, lying and being 52 weeks $3.00 noontime recently by the ad Total amount required to redeem were acted upon: $680.47 together wltn interest from in the City of Rahway, County of Union Alfred Prosperi, to erect a car wash dition of an unusual piece special program Friday and State of New Jersey: ' Outside Union and Middlesex Counties $6.00 October 1, 1966, and costs. on Lots 20 & 22, Block 8®—*™ *^ ; .. of equipment to the chil night celebrating the end of Lot 47, Block 586 Ward 3 on the Tax BEGINNING in the northeasterly line1 Alan Diamond, to erect one-Iamlly Duplicate of the City of Rahway. of Teneyke Place at a point therein dis dwelling on Linda Lane. Bl. 176, Lot 08 a successful camp season. tant 100.00 feet southeasterly measured Member New Jersey Press Association dren’s play room. Total amount required to redeem —granted. ^ . ' , , A child’s Circus Wagon, Under the guidance of Vin $1,350.85 together with interest from along the aforesaid northeasterly line Donald Flcke, to erect porch, U October 1, 1966, and costs. of Teneyke Place from Its intersection Spruce Street, Lot 24, Bl. 161—granted approximately 12 feet long cent Aniello, director, and Lot 48. Block 586 Ward 3 on the Tax with the southeasterly line of Rutherford Salvatore Bonanno, to erect additional This newspaper is responsible for typographical Duplicate of the City of Rahway. Street; thence (1) North 46 degrees 48 staff, campers performed minutes East and along the dividing line one-car garage. 24 Kennedy Drive. Lot errors only to the extent of the space the errors and 3 feet wide, with its Total amount required to redeem 17 Bl. 38A—granted. exciting circus atmosphere skits, displayed arts and $1,944.13 together with interest from between Lots Nos. 33 and 34 as shown ' RALPH IOZZI, Secretary occupy. Claims must be made within one week of October 1, 1966 and costs. on the map hereinafter recited, U dls^ of color, lights and “ toy” crafts and all received var Lot 55. Block 802 on the Tax Duplicate tance of 100.00 feet to a point; thence publication. (2) South 43 degrees 12 minutes East and animals was opened for use ious trophies and awards. of the City of Rahway. LEGAL NOTICSS Gerald Carlucci, presi Total amount required to redeem along the southwesterly lines of Lots LETTERS TO THE EDITOR w ill be accepted by by the youngsters when Sis $135.84 together with interest from Nos. 41 and 40, a distance of 50.00 feet dent of the Union County October 1, 1966 and costs. to a point; thence (3) South 46 degrees CORPOfATItN NOTICE this paper as space allows. A ll letters must be ter Ellen Patricia, Admini And that unless, at the said time and 48 minutes West and along the dividing PUBLIC NOTICE Is hartDF ElTon thRt strator, turned oh the lights Organization to Aid Children place, you or one of you redeem by line between Lots Nos. 31 and 32, a tht fbuowing ordinance woe duly signed with name and address. Names and addresses with Learning Disabilities paying the aforesaid sum so found due distance of 100.00 feet to a point In adoptad and approved on flnkl raadme w ill be verified before publication. No unsigned for the Wagon. to plaintiff, then you, and each of you the aforesaid northeasterly line of at a special meeting of Municipal Coun presented placques of appre shall be debarred and foreclosed of and Teneyke Place; thence (4) North 43 de cil, City of Kanway, N. J., Thursday letter w ill be published. Names and addresses w ill The children’s play room from all right and equity of redemption grees 12 minutes West and along sald: evening, July 27, 196/. ciation to Dr. Eugene Wil northeasterly line of Teneyke Place, a ROBERT W. 8CHROP be withheld by the paper upon request. was closed for a couple of of, in and to the lands and premises kins, President of Newark above set out and described in the com distance of 50.00 feet to the Place of City Clerk days while the wagon was plaint and amendment and every part Beginning. AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING j being assembled and put in College and Honorary Camp thereof, and that the plaintiff be vested Being all of lots Nos. 32 and 33 as: HOURS OF SALE OF ALCOHOLIC quested that these prefixes with an absolute and indefeasible estate shown on p map^entitled "Map of Prop-j BEVERAGES AND CONCERNING to place. “ The Wagon was Chairman and to Dr. Edward of inheritance in fee simple in said lands erty of John U. ~Underhill, in the first CURFEW, AND AMENDING AND be composed of their initi designed and constructed by La Crosse, chairman of Ne- and premises. Ward of the City of Rahway, N. J. SUFFLEMENTING SEC 1 ION 3-11 AND Hear Ye David L. Ravlch 1869 filed in the Register’s Office of SECTION 15 OF THE REVISED OR als, which officials will us our hospital maintenance and WELL-LETTERED — Dr. James N. Rosenou, a State Uni-Wark State College Depart- Attorney for Plaintiff Union County, JUly 10, 1869 as Mffp DINANCES OF RAHWAY. ually permit! But it seems No. 143 A. IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the engineering personnel for versity political scientist who says that Americans are evidenc- ment of Special Education BOARO OF EDUCATION, TOWNSHIP The foregoing description is drawn in Municipal Council of the City of Rah* that some drivers have re the complete entertainment ins increased concern with civic affairs by writing more letters and advisor to Camp Union, OF CLARK, COUNTY OF ONION, accordance with a survey made by Sailer way that the revised ordinances are Hear Ye NEW JERSEY & Sailer, Civil Engineers and Surveyors. hereby amended and supplemented as quested letter combinations and enjoyment of our young to newspapers and public officials, checks statistics with Plans are being finalized invites sealed proposals for: 64 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J., dated follows: that are, at best, funny, and patients,’’ said Sister Ellen Marilyn Falik of Hillside, a Douglass senior who is serving as for continuing activities for FIRE DETECTION 8Y8TEM March 7, 1963 and revised September 1. lhe following paragraph Is hereby To The Editor: Proposals to be received at the Office 21. 1964. added to section 3-11. sometimes profane! Patricia. his research assistant this summer. * el?e CJlildljen beginning this of the Secretary of the Board of Educa Being commonly known as 466 c. Whenever the mayor or in his ab Along this line, the Ameri Fall. For further informa tion in the Charles H. Brewer School, Teneyke Place. sence tne President of the Municipal I’m sorry to say I missed Children may climb into Westfield Avenue. Clark, Ilcw Jersey, on There is due approximately $24,162.07 Council declares tnat a state of emerg your article on school can Association of Motor the wagon, walk through it, tion please contact: Mrs. Sept. 6. 1967 at 2 P.M. prevailing time, with interest from June 10, 1967 and ency exists requiring the protection of Vehicle Administrators Miriam Dickman, BR 2- and then at said place publicly opened costs. persons or property because of tne prob guards, but I did read your and brush against several Are You More Interested and read aloud. Proposals may be de ■ The Sheriff reserves the 'right to ability or imminence of mob or other (AAMVA) has published a toy animals. There is a lion, 5671. livered or mailed before that time to the adjourn this sale. violence, the mayor or the said Presi refly to the previous edi Secretary of the Board of Education, RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff dent as the case may be, is hereby em torial. I happen to be a list of objectionable three- and also a monkey that is Charles H. Brewer School, Westfield RICHARD R. O'CONNOR, Atty. powered to issue a proclamation indicat letter prefixes which In Civic, National Affairsf Avenue, Clark, N. J. DJ & RNR CX*266-03 ing winch licensees or class of licensees school crossing guard for hanging from the top cross SPORTS FREEHOLD Proposals are to be marked on the ,7/30/4t ‘ Fees: $57.40 shall ciose tneir places of business and going on 4 years. I know generally will not be allowed. bars. outside of the envelope: designating the period of time or times Taken out of context (and, PROPOSAL FOR: FIRE DETECTION same shall remain closed. Upon receiv working for the public is Looking into the wagon, Most Americans Now Are! The Expansion ’67 pro- SYSTEM SHERIFF’S SALE ing oral or written notice, if practicable, very difficult, because each leaving out the profanity, of one gets the impression of Proposals must be accompanied by in the opinion of the mayor or course), this list can make Are Americans, beset with Dr. Rosenau also attri- gram at Freehold Raceway either a performance bond with a surety SHERIFF'S SALE—Superior Court of said President as the case may be person has his own idea of peering into a large circus international tensions and butes the increase in citi-i is complete. When the hor- company in the full amount of the bid. New Jersey, Chancery Division. Union of such proclamation the licensees af interesting reading. tent with the three rings in or a certified check equal to ten per County, Docket #F2444-66. THE MADI fected thereby shall promptly obey said how the job should be done. civil strife, becoming bored zenship activity to the ex-, ses went to the post for the cent of the contract price, binding the SON COMPANY, a partnership, Plaintiff, proclamation, and if any such licensees 1 do my job to the best of For instance, you can’t action. Seen on a full back bidder to enter into contract with the vs LOMAR. INC., a corporation of New fail to do so the Chief of Police is have AIR on your plates, with or more deeply atten- perience of the civil rights; first race on opening day, Board of Education. Jersey, et ois, Defendants. Civil Action hereby empowered to cause the Diace to my ability, which is just panel painting are female tive to public affairs? movement in the early 1960s. Aug. 7, they raced eight Specifications for the above may be Execution — For Sale of Mortgaged be closed at the expense of the violator. and they can’t contain an acrobats on the swings, lions secured at the office of the Secretary of Premises. 2. A new artic»e, to be known as how any worker in any job* If the answer is based on In this period, he explains, across for the first time the Board of Education, Charles H. By virtue of the above-stated writ of Article 15, is hereby adopted under sec APE. You must also keep tion 15 as follows; would do. I would like to riding unicycles on the high the number of letters they civil rights activity result- in the track s long history, Brewer School, Westfield Avenue, Clark, execution to me directed I shall expose your ARS off them, as well wires, a brass band, camera New Jersey. for sale by public vendue, in room B-8, Article 15. CURFEW FOR ALL impress to the public that are writing to newspapers, ed directly in the 1964 and The $650,000 improve- Plans and Specifications have been in the Court House, in the City of Eliza PERSONS. if we really did’nt care about' as its not-so-nice synonym. enthusiasts, people in the orenared by Alfred L. Pellegrini, Pro beth, N. J., on Wednesday, the 23rd day 15-82. Curfew Established- Your plates can’t be BAD, public officials and the White 1965 civil rights legisla- ment program has resulted fessional Engineer, and are on file in of August A. D., 1967. at two o’clock in Whenever the mayor or in his absence all the children we guards bleacher stands, and of House, there’s no doubt they tion, giving a lift to the be- in a completely new racing the Board of Education office at the the afternoon of said day. the President of the Municipal Council and there’s no room on them course, a clown, and lots and Charles H. Brewer School, and may be First Tract declares that a state of emergency ex cross, we would’nt be out are becoming more at- lief that through active ci- strip, additional seating cap- inspected and obtained by prospective Real property premises partly In the ists. requiring the protection of persons there. The money we make for your BAR, a BAT, your lots of animals. b'riders during business hours at said City of Rahway and partly in the City or property because of the probability BED or your BIB. Also, the tentive, says Dr. James N. tizenship one can evoke a acity, increased wagering, office. of Linden, County of Union and State or imminence of mob or other violence, for standing out in the freez At the exit end of the wa Rosenau, a professor of po- response from government concession and rest room Bidders will be furnished a set of of New Jersey. the mayor or the said President, as the ing rain and snow, the hot AAMVA says that BRAs and gon, a giraffe is extending Plans, Specifications and Proposal 8heet BEGINNING at a point in the South case may be. is hereby empowered to BVDs are for wearing, and if litcal science at Douglass and thereby affect the course facilities. upon a deposit of Twenty-Five ($25.00) easterly side of Edgar Road, also known issue a proclamation directing that it sun is, indeed very little. his long neck through an College of Rutgers. of events. Perhaps the biggest im- Dollars, which will be returned or re as U. S. Highways 1 and 9, therein dis shall be unlawful for any person (with The couple of times a day you want to BRP, you’re out opening to the play room funded to the bidder in the event that tant Northeasterly 100 feet from the such exceptions as he shall deem proper of luck. Dr. Rosenau is in the provement from the fans the Plans and Specifications are re Northeasterly side of East Lincoln Ave In the public interest) to be upon any as it was put in the paper floor, thus allowing young ■midst of a long-term study Many of the issues that, int o;f vjew tremen- turned in good condition before the date nue; and from thence running (1) North public street or public park or public I You’ve got to keep DUM and time of receiving bids. 44 degrees 40 minutes East and along place or quasi public place, (or on such amounts to close to 4 hours ! sters to enjoy a slide down of public attitudes toward have arisen since the 1964- ^ apron between the The Board of Education reserves the said Edgar Road, also known as U. 8. of said public places or quasi public a day. Let some of the com- animals away from your his neck. Peering through y - ■ 65 successes of the civil ^ right/ to reject any and all bids or Highways l and 9. 340.98 feet to a places as in his Judgment he deems plates, too: CATs, DOGs, political issues in the per- stands and the track. This proposals or parts of bids or proposals, point; thence (2) South 45 degrees 20 proper) either on foot or in a vehicle plainers try that on a 10°- the opening is the “ royal” iods between elections, rights movement appear to ^ make much easier waive any informalities and award con minutes East 200 feet to a point; thence during such hours as the mayor or the COWs and FOXes are pro lion, with crown on his head- tract which in their judgment may be (3) South 44 degrees 40 minutes West said President, as the case may be, may 15° day for 5 days. which is likely to result in be marked by the same m-Lor (jje fans t0 moVe about for the best interest of the Board of 340.98 feet to a point; thence <4) North designate. Upon receiving oral or written hibited. With your relatives, to show he is the "king of Education. 45 degrees 20 minutes West 200 feet to notice of such proclamation every per there’s a problem that’ll be his ninth book on politics. tense involvement and the Qn even t^e buisiest days. By Order of the Board of Education the said Southeasterly side of Edgar son shall be promptly obey said procla Mrs. Carole Eberhardt beasts” - debating if he He presented preliminary use °f similar forms oi new j-ag^g ovai has Township of Clark, County of Union Road, also known as U. 8. Highways mation. 767 Central Ave. up to you to solve: MOM should be extremely coura New Jersey Route 1 and 9. and the point and place 15-83. Apprehension of violators; pen must sit inside the car, but results of this new research ^T0188*■ as were characters- resuite(j p, the heaviest re- H. RONALD SMITH of Beginning. alty. Rahway, N. J. geous and slide down the before the 1967 annual con- t;c of the public s participa- quest for stau space in har- Board Secretary The above description is In accordance Any person violating this article may DAD can be on the license ^giraffe’s neck. Dated: August 10, 1967 with survey made by Donald T. Cooper, •be immediately apprehended by any po vention of the International o°n .Y1 civil rights de- ness raCfng history. Re- Jr., Associates, dated May. 1965. lice officer, and such violator shall, plate. The idea of a child’s Premises are commonly known as upon conviction, be punished by a fine You may think it ODD for Studies Association. The re-bate, Rosenau says. quests were received for SHERIFFS SALE 1825-1835 West Edgar Road, Linden, and not exceeding $500.00 or by imprison Circus Wagon originated 2229-2239 West Edgar Road. Rahway, ment for a term not exceeding 90 days, RUM On License suits include new data he He contends that “it is stall space for over 3,000 New Jersey. or both. me to NAG little OLD you with Cornelius Mac Mahon, SHERIFF’8 SALE—Superior Court of has developed on the num Second Tract 3. This '’ordinance shall take effect like this, but you can’t ex no mere coincidence that horses. Racing secretary New Jersey, Chancery Division. Union Immediately according to law. the hospital’s Executive En County, Docket #F2766-66. FIRST SAV Real property premises in the City of claim OOF or OOH, or even ber of letters sent by citi- J£e '{965- 66” debate on the Don Roberts has assigned Linden. County of Union and State of gineer. It was designed by the 1965-66 debate on INGS AND LOa IS aSoOCIa x ION OF BOARO OF EDUCATION, TOWNSHIP Plate You Can t BAYONNE. N. J., Plaintiff, vs CLAR-' New Jersey: OPU! zens to the White House, Vi t m situation involved space for 702 horses on the BEGINNING at a point in the north OF CLARK. COUNTY OF UNION, Charles Kinston of the En ENCE L. WILSON and others. De NEW JERSEY You might think PIG is a The New York Times, The of people and grounds with 300 being sent fendants. Civil Action Execution— For easterly side line of DeWitt Street gineering Department and therein distant 274.64 feet northwesterly invites sealed proposals for: New York Post and Sen. reached peaks of intensity to local farms. Sale of Mortgaged Premises. DISPOSAL SERVICE FOR THE PIP of a combination, but constructed by the Mainten By virtue of the above-stated writ of from the corner formed by the intersec Have APE, Bed, tion of the said side line of DeWitt CLARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS the list calls you a RAT if ance personnel. Pfo jP, Af Hart of Michigan. h £ cketlng rallying, ------execution to me directed I shall expose Street with the northwesterly side line Proposals to be received at the Office you try to use it. SAD as it All four sources show letterB_ £ ritlng and other for s«ue by puuuc ve^aae, in room B-8, of Gesner Street- thence running (1) of the Secretary of the Board of Educa Two basic changes are a substantial growth in the in the Court House, in tne City of Elisa North 32 degrees 16 minutes West, along tion in the Charles H. Brewer School, may be, the list puts a POX methods of communicating beth, N. J.. on Weanesday. the 30tn day the northeasterly side line of DeWitt Westfield Avenue, Clark, New Jersey, on taking place in the area of of J.ugust A. D.. 196 7, at two o’clock in AUGUST 22, 1967 at 2 P.M. prevailing on RDM or RYE, and it even NEW JERSEY JAYCEES amount of mail received the afternoon of said day. 8treet, 79.78 feet to a corner formed by automobile license plates. support of dissent that have FORESTS CAN’T the intersection of the said side line of time, and then at said place publicly from the public since the ALL taat tract or parcel of land and opened und read aloud. Proposals may First is the swing in re outlaws SEX and SIN. ANNOUNCE THAT FOOT no parallel in the foreign premises hereinafter particularly de DeWitt Street with the new side line of end of World War II,” Ro St. Georges Avenue as laid out and be delivered or mailed on or before that cent years to highly-reflec- If you’re a SPY who wears BALL STAR WILL APPEAR policy area.” , scribed. situate, lying and being in the designated by the New Jersey State time to the Secretary of the Board of a WIG, forget it, but guess senau reports. FIGHT FIRES ’ City of Rahway, in the County of Union Highway Department; thence running Education. Charles H Brewer School, tive “safety” plates (now and State of New Jersey: (2) North 47 degrees 09 minutes 47 sec Westfield Avenue, Clark, New Jersey. The New Jersey Jaycees In all four cases, Dr. Ro- Dr. Rosenau believes that BEo Ia r INcI at a point on the East Proposals t»re to be marked on the adopted in 32 states and the ,what; the list prohibits a erly side of Clark 8treet, distant 664.00 onds East, alone the new side line of announced today that famed senau found, more letters although ideology, defined as St. Georges Avenue, 99.70 feet to a outside of the envelope: District of Columbia), which TAX! You can’t even get feet Southerly along the same from the point: thence running (3) South 32 de PROPOSALS FOR: DI8POSAL WET, and your TOT can’t ex - Philadelphia End Pete were received in the 1960s idea systems, is becoming a corner formed by the intersection of grees 16 minutes East. 88.20 feet to a SERVICE FOR THE CLARK are considered by most traf than in the 1950s. In 1958, less important factor in po- said Easterly side of Clark Street with point; thence running (4) South 51 de PUBLIC SCHOOLS have a TOY. Retzlaff will officiate at pre the Southerly side of E. Hazelwood Ave Pjoposals must be accompanied by fic authorities to be a de nue (formerly Hazelwood Avenue), grees 59 minutes 17 seconds West 98.54 If you’ve read this far, game ceremonies for the for example, the letters- litics, citizens are becom- feet to the northeasterly side line of either a performance bond with a surety finite safety aid for night and running thence (1) North 83 degrees DeWitt Street and the point and place company in the full amount of the bid, you’re probably ready to tell sixth annual Jaycee Football to-the-editor desk of Theing more attentive to speci- 36 minutes East and paralle. with E. of BEGINNING. or a certified check equal to ten per driving. Hazelwood Avenue 200.00 feet to a point; cent of the contract price, binding the Classic. New York Times received fic policy issues. thence (2) South 6 degrees 24 minutes The foregoing description is in ac The second factor is the me I’m some kind of a NUT cordance with a survey prepared by bidder to enter into contract with the who belongs in a ZOO. Well, Retzlaff has participated ‘Rather than adhering to _ East and parallel with Clark Street .Donald T. Cooper, Jr., Associates. Civil Board of Education. increasing use of “ Alpha,” in the five prior Classic each week. In 1966 the same 46.50 feet to a point: tnence (3) South Engineers-Surveyors, dated December 23, Refuse shall be removed from the fol or letter-prefix, plates, and I had to write this thing, ‘conservative’ or 83 degrees 36 minutes West and parallel 1963 and revised February 15, 1964. lowing schools: games which have raised desk received letters from Perai’ with first course herein 200.00 feet to BEING the premises commonly known Abraham Clark School, Ritter Place. this is causing some prob and you’d better keep your thephilosophy, the said Easterly side of Clark Street: Clark. N. J. 541 readers each week. and thence (4) North 6 degrees 24 min and designated as £305 St. Georges lems. Many drivers have re YAP shut! Can’t have those nearly $750,000 for New Jer - ...... , ,, tentive citizen has, among Avenue, West, Linden. New Jersey, • Charles H. Brewer School. Westfield sey Charities and is active utes West and parallel with second There is due on Tracts 1 and 2 the Avenue, Clark, N. J. either! Similarly, the White House otherSj a civil rights phi- course along the Easterly side of Clark Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan i in New Jersey affairs. Street 46.50 feet to the point or place sum of $94,520.17 with interest from an aV8ra8e ? (losophy, a war-peace phi- of BEGINNING. Mny 17, 1967 and on Tract 1 the sum Road. Clark. N- J. This year’s game is sche 10,041 letters each week m ^ g o ^ y and a resource uti- The foregong description being in ac r' - i i with interest from May l. Mildred Terrace 8chool. Mildred Ter LEGAL NOTICES cordance with a survey made by Marsh 1967 and costs. race. Clark, N. J. duled for Sept. 2, in Prince 1958. Dr. Rosenau is nowliza£ on philosophy>«> Dr. ..ic -.101111 reserves the right to ad Valley Road School. Valley Road, and .Lawrence. C. E. and Surveyors, Clark, N. J. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. dated January 10th, 1963. journ this sale. ton’s Palmer Stadium and working on more rTc®?t Rosenau suggests. He thinks CHANCERY DIVISION. RALPH OM8CELLO, Sheriff Specifications for the above may be BEING the same premises as con secured at the office of the Secretary of tickets are available by White House data and his interest in one specific issue UNION COUNTY veyed to the mortgagors herein by deed GR^FNBAUM, GREENBAUM & ROWE. DOCKET NO. F-3364-85 from 8amuel A. Rucker and Frances A TTYS. the Board of Education, Charles H. writing the New Jersey Jay early projections are that 0j tdig SOrt is likely to lead ----CITY —OF ------RAHWAY. -A MUNICIPAL DJ-RNR 6c LL CX-264-03 Brewer School, Westfield Avenue. Clark, Rucker, his wife, dated March 1st. 1963, New Jersey. cee Football Classic, Post it received about 16,000 „ nf>rRnn fri jr,.n rh„ ’ n „nr1vp corporation of the state or and intended to be recorded simultan 7/27/4t ______Fees: $78.40 ii. lodd a person to join tneattentive NSW JERaEY. puintiti, v*. Joseph The Board of Education reserves the Office Box 324, Princeton, letters weeKiy m ivoo. nublic on a variety of is- bakos, et als., Defendants, civil Ac- eously herewith, this mortgage being LEGAL NOTICKS right to reject any and all bids or pro- given to secure a portion of the pur posalsj or parts of bids or proposals, New Jersey or by contact o h his heirs chase price for said premises. Dr. Rosenau feels that an* y “F ^ 0 2 S S T . Premises commonly known as 1233 NOTICE waive any Informalities and award con ing Sears and Bambergers. increasing proportion of devisees and personal rep- Clark Street, Rahway. New Jersey. CITY OF RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY tract which in their judgment may be Notice to ail Truck Contractors for the best interest of the Board of The trustees of Princeton Americans care enough The civil rights: episode There is due approximately $12,052.88 Sealed bids will be received by the Education. about civic issues to write;Pr °hamy accomplished more rioht, title and interest, and with interest from June 30. 1967 and Business Administrator for the City of By Order of the Board of Education University donate the use of costs. Rahway, 1470 Campbell Street. Rahway. Township of Clark. County of Union a letter and that the numbers in solidifying the habit of !LIZ*®EA™E®AKO«i. RD°EZ The Sheriff reserves the right to ad New Jersey Palmer Stadium and the Pep journ this sple. New Jersey, on August 28th. 1967 at 10 vises and personal repre A M. for the purpose of securing the H. RONALD SMITH si Cola Company cooperates of those in the erouD he calls attentiveness for many ci- ' - RALPH ORISCELLO. Sheriff services of one or more trucks, up to Board Secretary M7Pnq rhfln rhp rnmhinpri pf- sentativeb and her. their HORACE K. ROBERSON. ATTY. six (6* in number, complete and ready Dated: August 10, 1967 with the Jaycees in present the attentive public are tizens man me comoinea ei OR ANY of their successors in DJ & RNR CX-274-03 growing. forts of all the national lea- rioht, title and interest and 8/3/4t Fees: $52.80 for use upon call for snow plowing. ing the game. Specifications may be picked up at the NOTICE TO CREDITORS The State University poli-'ders and organizations who BRACHEl?HLoui8UmnSY?F>^TER office of the Business Administrator. ESTATE OF JACOB 8. MOROAN- SHERIFF’S SALE—Superior Court of City Hall. Rahway. Monday through Fri STEIN. also known as JACOB 8. MOR- BARBER. 0JF03TERTux,eH J08EPH COLEMANhurch o r #New Jersey, Chancery Division, Union tical scientist acknowledges have sought to generated- TRUSTEES OF TRIUMPH CCHURCH* OF County. Docket ^F-4768-65. JOHN C. day from 9 A M. to 4 P.M. OANf^TERN, Deceased. » that there are many in h istizenship between elections theTHE CITYcity OFof NEWARK,Newark, ANDand TRIUMPHtriumph KEILER et ux. Plaintiffs’ vs WALTER A certified check in the amount of Pursuant to the order of MARY C. CHURCH OF THE CITY OF NEWARK. RODGERS, et als. Defendants. ten percent HO* > of the total bid must KANANE, Surrogate of the County of field who think that “ sati-in the last 50 years,” Ro- churchNICOLA VILLAROSA.of the_city HI8_ of HEIRS, newark DE, accompany each proposal, said check to Union, made on the twenty-first day of Civil Action Writ of Execution—For July A. D., 1967, upon the application ated by luxury, stultified by senau contends, VISEES AND PERSONAL REPRESENTA Sale of Mortgaged Premises. be made payable to the City of Rahway. TIVES AND HIS. THEIR OR ANY OF By virtue of the above-stated writ of New Jersey. of the undersigned, as Executrix of the television, atomized by large THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIOHT. TITLE execution to me directed I shall expose Municipal Council reserves the right estate of said deceased, notice is hereby to reject any or all bids as deemed in given to the creditors of said deceased to aro a is w e for sale by public vendue, in room B-8. organizations, deprived oiol In.■* addition ^to ,uuw..e finding u... that villarosa^ I ^his wife*£ , webb powell NICOLA. in the Court House, in the City of Eliza tne best interest of the City of Rahway exhibit to the subscriber under oath or complaints by the welfarearp more peopleoeoole in generaloreneral are hish is hejrsh e ir s^, deviseesad e v is e e s a^ n d^ personalp e r beth, N. J., on Wednesday, the 16th day SIDNEY H. STONE affirmation their claims and demands REPRESENTATIVES AND HIS. THEIR of August A. D., 1967, at two o’clock In Business Administrator against the estate of said deceaoed state, isolated from the cen-writing letters showing con- OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN the afternoon of said day. within six months from the date of said ter of politcal decision bycern with civic issues, Dr. RIOHT. TITLE AND INTERE8T AND All the following tract or parcel of NOTICE order, or they will be forever barred MR8. WEBB POWELL. HIS WIFE. ROSA land and the premises hereinafter par The Board of Adjustment of the Town from prosecuting or recovering the same G E T A W A Y the sheer magnitude and Rosenau has data showing MAY POWELL. HER HEIRS, DEVISEES, ticularly described, situated, lying and ship of Clark will hold its regular pub against the subscriber. AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES being In the City of Rahway, in the lic meeting on Monday. August 21, 1967. FAY Z. MOROAN8TERN complexity of society, the that more people than ever AND HER. THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR County of Union and State of New at 8 p m.. Municipal Buildine, Westfield Executrix individual is turning away are writing letters about in- SUCCESSORS IN RIOHT, TITLE AND Jersey: Avenue, to hear the following applica Hannoch. Weisman, Myers, Stern INTEREST AND MR. POWELL. HUS BEGINNING at a point on the South tions for variances: 6c Besser, Attorneys from public affairs.” ternational matters. The BAND OF ROSA MAY POWELL. SON easterly side line of Oliver Street, dis CAL. 20-67. Applicant. Robert Volpe, 744 Broad St. W H I L E T H E But, he says, despite the rate of growth of such in DRA POWELL, HER HEIRS. DEVISEES tant North 46 degrees 48 minutes East 213 East Lane. Block 163, Lot 07. to Newark, N. J. AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES 168.89 feet from the corner formed by erect side addition to dwelling in viola 7/27/4t Fees: $20.80 operation of all these fac- ternational letters is even AND HER. THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR the Intersection of the said Southeast SUCCESSORS IN RIOHT, TITLE AND erly side line of Oliver Street with the tors there seems to be a greater than the general rate INTEREST AND MR. _ POWELL,____ HUS- Northeasterly side line of Scott Avenue: small but steady expansion of growth in letter - writ- band’*of "sondra powell. “ula thence
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Miss Wood Byrne and their sons — Margaret Benner Wed. Social Notes Jimmy and Tommy Byrne, Miss Kathleen Birming. of 44 Doris Way, Clark, were ham, 16, daughter of Mr. Engaged To recent visitors at Florida’s and Mrs. Charles J. Bir Silver Springs where they To Kenneth Dale Slack mingham, 306 Jensen Ave., explored the exciting mys Rahway is attending the Mid John Maurer teries of the underwater Miss Margaret Leeden tulle van. She carried a western Music and Art Camp world through the magic of Benner, daughter of Mr. and bouquet of white glamelias at the University of Kansas,, the famous Glass Bottom Mrs. Leeden W. Benner of and lilies of the valley. Jo Lawrence. She is enrolled Boats. 125 Stiles St., Elizabeth, be seph Krulack served as best in the Spanish division. Silver Springs comprises came the bride of Kenneth man, with Larence Barton, Lectures and classroom the largest group of natural Dale Slack of 519 Monroe Robert Brunton, Edward Lo discussions are in Spanish; j springs in the world and has Avenue, Elizabeth, son of gan, and Frederick Puorro camp directors predict the I for years been known as the Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Slack as ushers. constant exposure to Spanish underwater film capital and of 18705 Alderburg Drive, Mrs. Charles C. Miller, will help students progress home of such famous TV Roland Heights, California, the bride’s aunt, sang sev as much in six weeks at | subjects as Sea Hunt, The at 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 5, at eral selections, including “O camp as they would in one Aquanauts and many other Epworth Methodist Church, Promise Me” and ‘‘I Love year in high school. feature pictures. Magie Avenue, Elizabeth. You Truly” . Mrs. Lorna Ch-' "This is as close to total They began their trip July The Reverend Raymond Rou- umus was at the organ. immersion as we can get 115 and expect to return sset, pastor, officiated. Following the ceremony, without being in Latin A- home July 29 after touring Miss Emilie L. Benner a reception was held at the m erica,” one camp direc other places of interest in was maid of honor for her Alban Room of the Town and tor said. Florida. sister; and the bridesmaids Campus Restaurant, Union. Kathleen, a senior at Rah way High School, is a mem included Miss Elizabeth R. The bride attended Mon Earl D. A. Smith, 191' Benner, another sister of the mouth College in West Long ber of the Spanish club. Students from Costa Rica, lUnion St., Rahway, the son bride; Mrs. Lawrence Bar Branch and graduated from of Mr. William Smith is ton, Mrs. Edward Logan, and Monmouth Medical Center Bolivia, Argentina and other South American countries mong 133 students who re - 1 Mrs. Frederick Puorro. The School of Nursing in Long eived degrees at the 59th maid of honor wore a leaf Branch, New Jersey. She is spend several hours a week with groups of four or five annual summer commence green gown and carried a presently working as a reg M/Sgt. (Ret.) and Mrs. ment of Wisconsin State Uni-, bouquet of green and white istered nurse at Rahway campers, discussing cul Samuel I. Wood of Jackson tures, traditions and politics versity-Stevens Point, Aug. daisies, the bridesmaids Hospital. ville, Alabama, have an 5. wore pale pink gowns and A graduate of Sheffield in organized ‘‘bull ses nounced the engagement of sions.Nine faculty mem Earl received a B. S. carried pink and white dais High School in Sheffield, Pe their daughter, Linda Kay, Speech degree in the Col ies. The bride’s gown was nnsylvania, Mr. Slack ser bers work with the 86 cam to John Frederick Maurer, pers to give each student lege of Fine Arts at the of white peau-de-soir trim ved three years in the U. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ceremonies. med with alecone lace with S. Army and studies elec as much individual attention John F. Maurer, Sr. of 2114 as possible. Mrs. Mary Williams, a monk’s cape and white tronics at Fort Monmouth, Evans St., Rahway. Stevens Point, a member of New Jersey. Presently, he * * * The bride-elect is a senior the Board of Regents of State is employed by Sears, Roe- Mrs. Marjorie Berlin of at Jacksonville State Univer- ! Universities, will deliver the Duck and Company, Union. sity’ Jaclcsonvllle> A^abam^ - commencement address. Dr. 79 Colonia Blvd., Rahway, Jack- Gordon WSU Following a wedding trip has returned from a visit Mr. Maurer attended Haferbecker, :o Jamaica and Puerto Rico, sonville State Lniversityan actlng president, will confer to Canada where she visited is now serving with the U.S. |die couple will reside in> Toronto and the Expo 67 at the degrees and give Elizabeth. Army in Viet Nam. charge to the graduates. Montreal. The wedding will take place Sept. 23 at Fort Me Clellan, Alabama. Bruce Luck, of 195 New Lucinda Burr Wed Brunswick Ave., Rahway, i l V * 77 * and Mrs. Frances Green, of J Q U/ /////Z/W 54 Bergen St., Carteret, will r r L. Barnard I Bette Pryga, daughter of be graduated from the Medi Miss Lucinda Helene Ur. Robert C. Burr, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pryga, cal Laboratory Technique Burr, daughter of Mr. and brother of the bride, Rich TODAY ■ AUGUST 10 163 W. Milton Ave., Rahway, Course at Lyons Institute of Mrs. Robert Corbin Burr ard du Busc, Ronald Drake, was among some 700 young Medical and Dental Techno of 327 Maple Ave., Rahway, William C. Howland and The men and women who visited logy, Newark. and William Lloyd Barnard, George Jarvis Thompson. the University of Wisconsin Graduation Exercises will Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride wore a gown campus in Madison during be held at the Holiday Inn, William Barnard of 219 Ed of silk organza with a bo this past week to register Broad St., Newark, on Aug. gar Place, Elizabeth, ex dice of alencon lace. Her for University studies to be 15. changed wedding vows Sa illusion veil was attached to (Formerly The Sewing Circle) started with the opening of * * * turday afternoon in St. an alencon lace headband. 1 the University’s school year Gregg Kubu, son of Mr. Paul’s Episocopal Church. She carried cymbidium or 30ClarkfonShoppiigCtnter ! in September. and Mrs. Clayton Kubu of The ceremony was per chids, stephanotis, baby’s I This past week was the 876 Maurice Ave., Rahway, formed by the Rev. Freder breath and white ivy. The On Raritan Road , sixth and last of the Univer has been named to the honor ick Ward Kates. A recep bridesmaids wore delphi sity’s summer registration- roll for the spring sem ester tion was held at the Plain- nium blue gowns and c a rr Phone 388-2860-CURK orientation program on the at the University of Tampa. field Country Club. ied nosegays of delphinium, Madison campus. The pro Gregg, a graduate of Rah The prospective bride is pink sweetheart roses and gram was established to help way High School, will be a the granddaughter of the late baby’s breath with matching Fabrics of Distinction young people make their sophomore in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Spear headbands. transition into University To qualify for the honor of Metuchen and the late Mrs. Barnard is a gradu Custom Dressmaking life easier both for them froll, a student must aver Mr. and Mrs. Clement Burr ate of the Vail - Deane selves and their parents. It age at least 2,0 out of a of Oxford, New York and School, Elizabeth. She at A Complete Collection has been under way since possible 3.0. Winter Park, Florida. tended Connecticut College of fabulous Fabrics June 12 and since then about The University of Tampa Mr. Barnard’s grandpar for Women and was gradu for you to Select 3,400 young men and women is a private, coeducational ents are Mr. and Mrs. An ated from Pine Manor Junior Open D a ily from all parts of Wisconsin institution near the heart of drew Ferdinand Larson of College with honors and from and many other states have Sweet Briar College in 1964. FROM ALL OVERTHE 9. 30 to 5 P.M. Tampa in Hillsborough Westwood, New Jersey, and taken advantage of its op County on Florida’s West the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil She is an account corres WORLD F o r you to portunity to register for Qoast. It awards Bachelor liam Joseph Barnard of pondent with the Chase Man their University studies for hattan Bank, New York City. Sew yourself or have of Arts and Bachelor of Sci Elizabeth. the 1967-68 school year. ence degrees. The bride was given in Mr. Barnard was gradu Custom-made on the premises Under the program, the * * * marriage by her father and ated from the Pingry School, at very reasonable prices. Carol Quinn Becomes young men and women visit Mrs. Robert C. Burr, Jr. Elizabeth, and Colgate Uni the campus for at least a Mrs. Peter Fava and was her sister-in-law ’s ma- versity, Hamilton, New day, often with either their daughter Catherine Ann flew tron of honor. Joseph Bar- York, lie is studying for a A Full line of Notions mother or father or both to Marietta, Ohio where they nard, 11 was his brother’s m aster’s degree in the for your sewing needs. Bride of Robert Riilly parents, arrange for their visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie best man. The other attend Graduate School of Business SIMPLICITY and McCALL housing if that is not already Vise and attended the Administration of Rutger’s served as best iian. Attend- done take some placement ant’s were Miss Cynthia PATTERNS plus VOGUE Miss Carol A. Quinn, dau redding of Mrs. Vise’s Hastings Coman, Mrs. University, Newark. He is ghter of Mrs. James L. Quinn ants included N/iss Marilyn meet some student laughter Sue Lou Boucher with the Manufacturer’s - SPADIA, MODES ROYALE, Williams and Mrs. Robert J.D.C. Gouldin, Mrs. Doug of 1237 Pierpont St. and the leaders and faculty mem to Regis Lang of Lowell, las Nelson, Mrs. Daniel Hanover Trust Company, PARIS FASHION MAGAZINES. late Mr. Quinn to Robert T. Appezzato of Rahway, who bers, and register for their Ohio. New York City, where the were bridesmaids, and Ke Phillips, and Miss Jean Bur Reilly of 116 Clinton St., coming University studies. ton Walker. The ushers were newlyweds will reside. COME IN TO BROWSE AND SAY HELLO Hightstown, son of Mr. and vin Reilly, brdther of the groom, and William Kirch- SOUVENIRS TO ALL Mrs. Thomas P. Reilly of 70 Green St., Brooklyn, were er, of Brooklyn, who were married Aug. 5, at an 11 ushers. Deodorant protection that won’t wear out! a.m. Nuptial Mass at St. Mrs. Reilly, a graduate HAVE US Mary’s Church, Rahway. of Georgian Court College, 1 hat s what new ARRIDH Spray was invented for—to give you The Rev. Thomas B. Lakewood, is a teacher in FILL YOUR NEXT Meany, Assistant Pastor, of the Edison School System. the won’t-wear-out protection you want, in convenient spray ficiated at the ceremony. Mr. Reilly, a graduate of PRESCRIPTION form. ARRID Spray is different—it’s not just one deodorant, A reception followed imme Fordham University, is pur diately at the Park Hotel, suing a Master’s Degree in but a blend of three deodorants that keeps on working all ddy When we talk about Plainfield. i Business at Rutgers Even CLARK The bride was given in ing Division in Newark. He long. 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